2005 State of Mobility Report - City of Bellevue

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CHAPTER 11 Bicycle System 11 The provision of safe and logical connections along north-south and east-west transportation corridors is a goal for Bellevue’s bicycle system. These bicycle routes provide opportunities for recreation and transportation, affording more people the opportunity to utilize the bicycle system for exercise and as part of their daily commutes. The bicycle system and the pedestrian system (see Chapter 10) are often linked together under the broader heading of “non-motorized” facilities in the Comprehensive Plan, the Pedestrian and Bicycle Transportation Plan Update (Ped/Bike Plan), and other long-range planning studies. However, the two systems have unique characteristics. Pedestrian and bicycle projects serve different purposes: pedestrian projects make local connections while bicycle projects focus more on city-wide and regional connections. As a consequence, the scale of the projects is different. One block of sidewalk can make a connection for pedestrians, but one block of bike lanes may have little impact on system connectivity. As a result, bicycle projects tend to be stand-alone projects funded in the Capital Investment Program (CIP) or funded as part of a larger CIP roadway improvement. Incorporate pedestrian and bicycle improvements into roadway projects… Comprehensive Plan Policy TR-24 11-A. Completed Bicycle System Projects, 2005 Project Name Project Description Ped/Bike Plan Project # Kamber Road Curb, gutter and sidewalk B-219 Roadway on the northwest side of Improvements Kamber Road where missing, as well as bicycle facility consisting of a widened shoulder. Downtown Bike Installed 30 bicycle racks N/A Racks on downtown sidewalks at high-demand locations. Roadway 5,075 feet of new bike lanes B-229 Improvements on each side of Cougar Mountain Cougar Mountain Way between Lakemont Way Boulevard and SE 60th St. Roadway 5,900 feet of new bike lanes B-247 Improvements on on each side of Forest Drive Forest Drive from Coal Creek Parkway to SE 63rd St. Each year the City implements parts of the bicycle system as envisioned in the Ped/Bike Plan by funding specific projects that extend existing bicycle routes, construct a segment of a new bicycle route, or make connections between routes. Table 11-A provides a list of the bicycle projects completed during 2005. New bike lanes on Cougar Mountain Way 2005 State of Mobility Report Chapter 11 83
LK SE 148TH AVENUE NE 150TH AV SE 164TH PY CHAPTER 11: Bicycle System Map 11-B. Bicycle System Route Network LAKE WASHINGTON BLVD NE 108TH AVENUE NE 116TH AVENUE NE 132ND AVENUE NE 140TH AVENUE NE NE 40TH ST 92ND AVENUE NE NE 24TH LAKE WASHINGTON BLVD NE STREET 100TH AVENUE NE NE 14 ST NE 8TH ST Lake Washington Legend 104TH AV SE 104TH AVENUE NE BELLEVUE WAY Completed in 2005 (BELLEVUE WAY) 108TH AVENUE NE NE 12TH ST NE 10TH ST 106TH AV NE NE 4TH ST NE 2ND ST MAIN STREET 108TH AVE SE 110TH AV NE BELLEVUE Completed in 2004 or Earlier Primary Bicycle Route Secondary Bicycle Route Tertiary Bicycle Route NE NORTHUP WAY 112TH AVENUE NE 112TH AVE SE WAY SE 114TH AV SE SE AVENUE NE 116TH 8TH 118TH AV SE 116TH AV NE AV NE 120TH AV NE 120TH ST SE AV 124TH AV NE BELREDRD OLD 123RD AV SE 124TH AV SE NE COAL CREEK NE 10 PL PARKWAY 128TH AV SE FACTORIA BLVD SE 130TH AV NE Hills Lake Connector RICHARDS SE 132ND AV NE SOMERSET 134TH AVENUE NE STREET 24TH ROAD NE 20TH STREET BELLEVUE-REDMOND NE 8TH STREET KAMBER SE SOMERSET 140TH AVENUE NE ROAD 36TH ST DR SE NEWPORT BLVD SE SE 8TH ST 145TH PL SE ROAD AVENUE NE 148TH MAIN STREET EASTGATE WAY DRIVE SE 148TH AV 150TH AV SE SE 46 LAKE SE 22ND ST 152ND SE SE AV NE WAY 156TH AVENUE NE 156TH HILLS SE SE 16TH ST AVENUE 46TH BELLEVUE-REDMOND ROAD NORTHUP WAY 161ST WAY 24TH BLVD SE 164TH AV SE AVENUE NE AV SE 164TH SE 24TH ST AV SE 34TH ST NE 30TH ST 168TH AV SE SE SE 26 W LAKE STREET NE 8TH ST SAMMAMISH NE AV 173RD NEWPORT WAY 112TH AV SE WASH BLVD SE 60TH 116TH AV SE 123RD AV SE 128 ST AV 129TH PL SE SE67 PKWY SE CREEK SE66 COAL FOREST HIGHLAND DRIVE SE 63RD ST LAKEMONT BLVD SE 160TH AVE SE COUGAR LAKEMONT SE BLVD MT WAY SE VILLAGE ST W LAKE SAMMAMISH PKWY NE Lake Sammamish 119TH NEWCASTLE WAY NEWCASTLE GOLF CLUB RD PARK DR SE SE 60TH ST SE 62ND P 166TH WY SE 84 116TH AVE SE V:\tr\arcgis\planning\SOM\som2006\bike_system_a.mxd 2005 State of Mobility Report Chapter 11 LK WASH BLVD SE
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